Dirt turning in historic La Villita to recast plaza as culinary destination
Maverick Plaza is being transformed into a culinary experience showcasing San Antonio’s designation as a Creative City of Gastronomy.
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COVID-19 BY THE NUMBERS • UPDATED SEPT. 17
835
7-DAY CASE AVERAGE
894
HOSPITALIZATIONS
4,171
TOTAL DEATHS
71.3%
FULLY VACCINATED RESIDENTS
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OPINION
SA REPORT EN ESPAÑOL
Los arroyos del Westside enfrentan un nuevo desafío: la gentrificación
¿Cómo cambiarán los barrios del Westside con una avalancha de fondos y qué significará para los residentes?
Para la dueña de tienda de discos Janie Esparza, ‘La música es vida’
La legendaria dueña de tienda de discos Juanita “Janie” Gonzales Esparza murió el miércoles a los 94 años.
Gregg Barrios recordado como un escritor pionero y artista activista
El autor, dramaturgo, cineasta, artista y maestro de San Antonio, Gregg Barrios, murió a los 80 años, dejando un importante legado literario.
ORIGINAL SERIES
perspectives
Faithful Texans are called to protect their communities. Vaccines and masks do just that.
Commentary: As people of deep faith, we are commanded to work in service of the most vulnerable.
Stalling infrastructure, budget reconciliation bills blocks progress for the working class
Commentary: Our leaders should see the infrastructure and budget reconciliation bills as opportunities to help the working class.
An open letter to Gov. Abbott regarding face masks in schools
Commentary: Please help me keep my daughters safe by reconsidering your decision to not allow local school districts to mandate face masks.
A mother and daughter reflect on 9/11: a day of survival, separation, and finally, smiles
Commentary: A mother who escaped from the Pentagon on 9/11 and the daughter waiting to be picked up from school reflect on that day 20 years ago.
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